Hi Mary, Nice to hear from you! I know what you mean about "our accent." When I used to visit my cousins in NYC & the Bronx -- they would ask me if my passport was in order. Boy, did they have nerve! :) Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS) In a message dated 6/12/2 11:19:36 PM, [email protected] writes: << Hi Helen, I didn't know you were up in Delaware County. I lived there when I was in school, outside of Philadelphia. People can still tell I lived there because of my accent. When my mother moved down here(Alabama) with me she brought my mother's trunk and pictures. So we have several pictures of unidentifiable ancestors. One was taken in Chester and looks very similar to my mother's father. But who could really say. And that is the trouble, a picture without a name that may be grand dad's mother. I wish I had the ability to go to Chester County for research. Think that same story is very familiar to people in genealogy work. Best regards, Mary in Alabama >>

Hi Helen, I didn't know you were up in Delaware County. I lived there when I was in school, outside of Philadelphia. People can still tell I lived there because of my accent. When my mother moved down here(Alabama) with me she brought my mother's trunk and pictures. So we have several pictures of unidentifiable ancestors. One was taken in Chester and looks very similar to my mother's father. But who could really say. And that is the trouble, a picture without a name that may be grand dad's mother. I wish I had the ability to go to Chester County for research. Think that same story is very familiar to people in genealogy work. Best regards, Mary in Alabama On Tue, 11 Jun 2002 07:58:38 EDT [email protected] writes: > Hi list, > > Monday, June 10, 2002 > > In yesterday's newspaper, the "Daily Times," here in Delaware > Co., PA -- OTHER TIMES section, under 75 Years Ago: > > Mrs. Annie GARRETT, 60, wife of Abner M. GARRETT, died at her home > at the Rose Tree Hunt Club, Upper Providence. > > Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS) > ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/.

Hi list, Monday, June 10, 2002 In yesterday's newspaper, the "Daily Times," here in Delaware Co., PA -- OTHER TIMES section, under 75 Years Ago: Mrs. Annie GARRETT, 60, wife of Abner M. GARRETT, died at her home at the Rose Tree Hunt Club, Upper Providence. Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS)

Hi list, I received the following today & thought it would be of interest! :) Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS) This is a three part series airing on PBS in my area Wednesday night at 9 PM. Ancient Ireland is the land of Celtic mysticism, mythical heroes, shamrocks, and St. Patrick. But what is truth and what is legend? To find out, IN SEARCH OF ANCIENT IRELAND journeys across the centuries to explore fabled Erin's remarkable past and uncover the real story behind the island nation's rich global legacy. Check out the website at: http://www.pbs.org/wnet/ancientireland/ -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton 2002

Your welcome JJ & you do the same! :) Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS) In a message dated 6/6/2 1:42:40 PM, [email protected] writes: << Hello, Thanks so very much for the info it's a great help. Take care and stay safe and well. JJ >>

Hello, Thanks so very much for the info it's a great help. Take care and stay safe and well. JJ

1985 Delaware Co. Planning Dept. Study: Name Born-Died pg. Plot# MARSHALL, Ann 1753-1819 14 134 MARSHALL, Ann -1825 15 166 MARSHALL, Ann P. 1759-1827 14 105 MARSHALL, Charles S. buried Aug 1903 30 MARSHALL, David, Esq. -1825 14 135 * MARSHALL, Eliza buried-1847 30 MARSHALL, Ethel May buried Aug 1908 30 MARSHALL, Hannah buried -1833 30 MARSHALL, Helen HABBART buried Sep 1898 30 MARSHALL, John 14 138 MARSHALL, Joseph, Esq. 14 133 MARSHALL, Lawrence C. buried Jul 1895 30 MARSHALL, Margaret buried Aug 1845 30 MARSHALL, Mary G. -1822 14 137 MARSHALL, Robert V. buried Jun 1900 30 MARSHALL, Samuel N. buried Apr 1900 30 MARSHALL, Thomas 25 MARSHALL, Valentine Ross buried Jul 1906 30 MARSHALL, William -1849 15 162 Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS)

Good morning JJ, Here is the info you requested: 1936-1937 WPA Study: TWADDELL, Deborah died 16 Jan 1806, age 55 yrs. 4 mo. 18 days w/o William TWADDELL (Note: Could the year of death may be wrong?) TWADDELL, (Cling) b. 14 Jun 1812 - d. 27 Nov 1860 daug/o William - Deborah TWADDELL TWADDELL, William b. Cannon Mills Brandywine d. 23 Feb 1827, age 82 yrs. 1985 Delaware Co. Planning Dept. Study: Name Born-Died pg. Plot# CLING, Sarah 1812-1860 18 318 TWADDELL, (baby) buried 1933 33 TWADDELL, Deborah 1751-1806 19 320-1 TWADDELL, William 1745-1827 18 319-1 WILSON, Deborah 1795-1812 19 321-1 Sorry, I found nothing on the surname TODD. Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS) In a message dated 6/5/2 6:20:42 PM, [email protected] writes: << Hello, Did you happen to come across Twaddell or Todd family in this same cemetery? I am looking for these families buried there and have no way to get there to take pictures of them. Thanks for your time and Bless you. JJ in PA. >>

Hello, Did you happen to come across Twaddell or Todd family in this same cemetery? I am looking for these families buried there and have no way to get there to take pictures of them. Thanks for your time and Bless you. JJ in PA.

Thank you for your interest. Having seen the original document, I am certain that it is an "n" not; an "l". Marty ----- Original Message ----- From: Marilyn and Rob Lear <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, May 07, 2001 12:28 PM Subject: Re: CULLENEY > Mary, > > After thinking about the CULLENEY name, I was wondering if this might > be the same as the name COLONNA, > which is fairly common on the Eastern Shore of MD and VA, I believe. > Just a thought. > > Marilyn Lear > [email protected]

MARSHALL Family of Marcus Hook, Lower Chichester Twp., Dela. Co., PA 17 Mar 1770 Every freeholders not attending the two annual elections without good cause is subject to pay one shilling to The Overseer of the Poor. Any officers not attending to pay two shillings. Those present at the town meeting: MARSHALL, Joseph (He was one of the officers present.) 1799 Assessment-roll for the year MARSHALL, David (shop keeper & tavern keeper) MARSHALL, James (weaver) MARSHALL, Joseph (shop keeper) MARSHALL, John (inn keeper) 1870 Borough of Marcus Hook, Land Owners & Dwellers (map) MARSHALL, MARSHALL, A. M. & M. D. NOTE: The above info is from my notes on the book I'm trying to write. St. Martin’s E. Church Cemetery Marcus Hook, Delaware Co., PA REVOLUTIONARY Soldiers & Patriots PLOT# Name Born Died pg. Ref. from d) dar) e) & pa) 135 MARSHALL, David, Esq. -1825 14 e) Lt., 3rd Inf Reg’t PA dar) b. 10/12/1752 d. 9/3/1825 m. Margaret DOVER Lt. PA * Received stone 26 Apr 1999 e) Pension: PA continental line allowance: $240, rec. $153.62 placed on pension, 6/9/1819; commencement of pension, 1/15/1819; age 80. War of 1812 Soldiers 162 MARSHALL, William H. 1791 1849 15 a) e) Pvt., Mifflin Guards, * Received stone 26 Apr 1999 1st Reg’t, PA Vols CIVIL WAR Soldiers MARSHALL, Enos v) Pvt., must. in 21 Sep 1861, 97th Reg’t, Co. I, PA Inf., must. out 27 Sep 1862 * Received stone 2 Mar 2000 References Index for Military info: a) b) c) d) dar) dc) e) g) mhn) o) pa) v) & w) a) “Delaware Co. History” by ASHMEAD b) History of Pennsylvania Volunteers 1861-65 by Samuel P. BATES, 5 Volumes c) 1890 Veteran’s & Widow’s Pension Census d) Revolutionary Patriots of Delaware 1775-1783 dar) Daughters of the American Revolution info dc) Death Certificate e) Military Records or Military Pension Records from the National Archives g) Gravestone mhn) Marcus Hook News o) Obituaries pa) “Pennsylvania Archives,” Fifth Series, Vol. 5, Chester County. v) Veteran’s Records at the Veterans Office, Delaware County Court House in Media, PA. w) Info from web site &/or found descendant on-line. References for Cemetery info: 1985 St. Martin’s Cemetery Reuse Study Delaware County Planning Dept. 1936-1937 WPA (Work Projects Administration) Survey St. Martin’s Cemetery Marcus Hook, PA Also: dc) g) o) v) & w) NOTE: The above info is from the research I did to acquired gravestones for the veterans buried at St. Martin's Cemetery, Marcus Hook, PA. Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS)

Five more Chapters, <A HREF="http://www.bitsofblueandgray.com/chapters_xxxi_xxxv.htm#1">XXXI - XXXV </A> have been added to the "Chronicles of the Great Rebellion" by Rev. Allen M. Scott on the Bits of Blue and Gray site. Names in the DE Roster of Civil War Soldiers, now goes thru the "G's" Jayne McCormick [email protected] <A HREF="http://www.bitsofblueandgray.com/index.htm">bitsofblueandgray.com</A>

FYI: For those interested, there is a Mount Salem/Riddle's Chapel church history book on ebay auction.They have full names listed and photos of the book there also. This is the url: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1736638569 Hope it helps someone, Jamie

The June Column is now on the Bits of Blue and Gray website for your reading pleasure. <A HREF="http://www.bitsofblueandgray.com/june2002.htm">JAMES DUNWOODY BULLOCH COVERT CONFEDERATE by Ted Fisher</A> http://www.bitsofblueandgray.com/june2002.htm If you have any questions regarding the column, please send your email to me [email protected] and I will be glad to forward it to the author. Jayne McCormick [email protected] <A HREF="http://www.bitsofblueandgray.com/index.htm">bitsofblueandgray.com</A>

Aaron thru Futcher is now available in the <A HREF="http://www.bitsofblueandgray.com/roster.htm">DE Roster of Civil War Soldiers</A> (http://www.bitsofblueandgray.com/roster.htm) on the <A HREF="http://www.bitsofblueandgray.com/">Bits of Blue and Gray</A> (http://www.bitsofblueandgray.com/) website. Another thing I need to address here... I post to several maillists and I apologize to those who receive multiple mailings. Recently I have received several emails asking to "Unsubscribe," There's nothing I can do to unsubscribe anyone from any of the lists.. if you want to unsubscribe, you need to follow the directions you received in your letter from the list when you originally subscribed. Jayne McCormick [email protected] <A HREF="http://www.bitsofblueandgray.com/">http://www.bitsofblueandgray.com </A>

Subject: Samuel Edward Cole Dear LISTERS: For many years I have been searching for a photo of my late step-father: SAMUEL EDWARD COLE who was born in Cherry Hill, MD., (Cecil Co.) in 1885. He was a well-known paper mill worker in Maryland and then Delaware ( at Curtis Brother Paper Mill). In 1918 he lived at 48 No. Chapel St., in Newark, DE. with my mother, CLARA (nee Gusberg) whom he married in Hartford, CT. in Aug. 1917. He died in June 1940 at 28 Choat St., Newark, DE., while living with his sister Mrs. William (Ida) Morrison. I would gladly pay for any information, photo or text that you can provide. Advancing age and declining health limit my ability to travel much to perform my own on-site research. Thank you. [email protected]

Sorry list, I forgot to change the subject line! :) Good morning Janet, I'm very interested in any info you have on Wm H. NEWLIN - NEWLINE & his wife Margaret ATKINS! :) I've been researching this line for a while & have not been able to find anyone doing research on them. I have a grade school friend, by the name of Joyce NEWLIN & I believe she descends from Nicholas NEWLIN but I have never been able to prove it. I'm always looking for info on the NEWLINs hoping that I may get a clue to solve this mystery. Here is her line just incase something may ring a bell to you. 1) William H. NEWLIN, Sr., b. 1812-13, in Maryland + Margaret ATKINS, 2) John Franklin NEWLIN, Sr., b. 1853-56 in PA + Anna M. BRADFORD 3) William Henry NEWLIN, Sr., b. 1893-94 in Ridley Falls, PA + Louise Rachel ROBINSON, d. New Castle Co., DE 4) William Henry NEWLIN, Jr., b. 1916 in Marcus Hook, PA + Margaret (Nellie) GROSS, 5) Joyce NEWLIN Would you tell me when Wm & Margaret were married? Their birthdates? Is East Fallowfiled Twp., in Chester Co.? Do you have them in any of the census records? How are you related? I have the following on Wm & Margaret NEWLIN: 1870 Census--Media Borough, Delaware Co., PA NEWLIN William W M 57 Machinest MD Margaret W F 52 William W M 15 App to carpenter PA John W M 13 Joseph W M 9 1870 Census--Media Borough, Delaware Co., PA NEWLIN William H W M 57 Millwright MD Margaret W F 54 William H W M 15 App to carpenter PA John F W M 14 Joseph L W M 10 Note: The same household was taken twice in the 1870 census. 1883-84 & 1885-86 City Directories (Media, PA) NEWLIN, Wm Carpenter, h. Franklin & Manhchester. Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS) In a message dated 5/25/2 12:21:50 AM, [email protected] writes: << Hello There, Does anyone have any info on Margaret Atkins B: 1817, who married William H. Newline..Est Fallowfiled twp? Thanks, Janet >>

Good morning Janet, I'm very interested in any info you have on Wm H. NEWLIN - NEWLINE & his wife Margaret ATKINS! :) I've been researching this line for a while & have not been able to find anyone doing research on them. I have a grade school friend, by the name of Joyce NEWLIN & I believe she descends from Nicholas NEWLIN but I have never been able to prove it. I'm always looking for info on the NEWLINs hoping that I may get a clue to solve this mystery. Here is her line just incase something may ring a bell to you. 1) William H. NEWLIN, Sr., b. 1812-13, in Maryland + Margaret ATKINS, 2) John Franklin NEWLIN, Sr., b. 1853-56 in PA + Anna M. BRADFORD 3) William Henry NEWLIN, Sr., b. 1893-94 in Ridley Falls, PA + Louise Rachel ROBINSON, d. New Castle Co., DE 4) William Henry NEWLIN, Jr., b. 1916 in Marcus Hook, PA + Margaret (Nellie) GROSS, 5) Joyce NEWLIN Would you tell me when Wm & Margaret were married? Their birthdates? Is East Fallowfiled Twp., in Chester Co.? Do you have them in any of the census records? How are you related? I have the following on Wm & Margaret NEWLIN: 1870 Census--Media Borough, Delaware Co., PA NEWLIN William W M 57 Machinest MD Margaret W F 52 William W M 15 App to carpenter PA John W M 13 Joseph W M 9 1870 Census--Media Borough, Delaware Co., PA NEWLIN William H W M 57 Millwright MD Margaret W F 54 William H W M 15 App to carpenter PA John F W M 14 Joseph L W M 10 Note: The same household was taken twice in the 1870 census. 1883-84 & 1885-86 City Directories (Media, PA) NEWLIN, Wm Carpenter, h. Franklin & Manhchester. Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS) In a message dated 5/25/2 12:21:50 AM, [email protected] writes: << Hello There, Does anyone have any info on Margaret Atkins B: 1817, who married William H. Newline..Est Fallowfiled twp? Thanks, Janet >>

Good morning Nancy, Thank you for your words of wisdom but H. "Dabbs" Woodfin Director at the Newlin Grist Mill Park referred Jim to me because they could not help him. Over the years, when I have come across NEWLIN info, I have passed it on to Dabbs. Hence, the reason he referred Jim to me. There are a few NEWLIN Family Lines that have not been researched & I have info on NEWLINs, they do not have at the Newlin Grist Mill. Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS) In a message dated 5/23/2 2:39:08 AM, [email protected] writes: << Dear Helen: The Newlin family has extensive records and several published genealogies. The best collection of material which the general public can use is located at the Newlin Grist Mill Park, Cheyney Road and US Route 1 in Concordville, PA. The Director is H. Dabbs Woodfin. The site has been gathering information, photos, etc., for at least 20 years now. Tell Jim good luck! Thy friend, Nancy Webster >>

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